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The Supreme Court upheld states’ authority to count mail ballots postmarked by election day and received in the following days, affirming California's policy to accept ballots postmarked within seven days. California officials and voting rights advocates view this as a protection of voter rights, though they acknowledge delays in vote counting and plan to invest in upgrades to speed the process. The ruling is seen as a setback for critics who oppose late counting, including former President Trump, but California continues efforts to improve election infrastructure and voter participation.
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